PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

At Harley Private Dental, PRP therapy is delivered under medical supervision by Dr Isran, ensuring a clinically appropriate, evidence-informed approach.

What is PRP therapy?

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. It is created by taking a small sample of your blood and processing it to concentrate platelets and growth factors that play a role in healing and regeneration.

Once prepared, the PRP is carefully reintroduced into targeted areas to support:

• Tissue repair
• Collagen stimulation
• Improved skin quality
• Natural regenerative processes

Because PRP is derived from your own blood, it is considered a highly biocompatible treatment.

How PRP works

Platelets contain growth factors that help regulate healing and regeneration. When concentrated and applied to specific areas, PRP may help to:

• Encourage cell renewal
• Improve skin texture and tone
• Support tissue quality and resilience
• Enhance the body’s natural repair response

PRP does not add volume or alter facial structure. Its role is regenerative rather than cosmetic.

What can PRP therapy be used for?

PRP therapy may be used to support:

• Skin rejuvenation and quality
• Fine lines and early signs of ageing
• Under-eye skin quality
• Overall skin texture and vitality

Your clinician will advise whether PRP is suitable for your concerns or whether alternative regenerative treatments may be more appropriate.

Who is suitable for PRP therapy?

PRP therapy may be suitable if you:

• Prefer treatments using your body’s own biological processes
• Want to improve skin quality without synthetic fillers
• Are seeking subtle, progressive results
• Value doctor-led, regenerative treatments

Suitability is assessed during consultation, including medical history and individual goals.

What does the treatment involve?

1. Consultation and assessment
   Your concerns, goals, and medical history are reviewed.
2. Blood collection
   A small blood sample is taken, similar to a routine blood test.
3. PRP preparation
   The sample is processed to isolate platelet-rich plasma.
4. PRP application
   The PRP is carefully introduced into the treatment area.
5. Aftercare guidance
   Clear instructions are provided to support healing and results.

The procedure is typically well tolerated and completed within a single appointment.

What results can I expect?

PRP therapy is designed to support gradual, natural improvement rather than immediate change. Patients may notice:

• Improved skin texture and quality
• Enhanced hydration and tone
• Healthier-looking skin over time

Results develop progressively as the skin responds to regenerative stimulation. Individual outcomes vary.

PRP therapy vs other treatments

PRP differs from other aesthetic treatments in key ways:

• Not a filler – it does not add volume
• Not a toxin – it does not affect muscle movement
• Biological – uses your own blood-derived components

Your clinician will explain whether PRP, skin boosters, polynucleotides, or alternative treatments are most suitable for you.

Safety and aftercare

PRP therapy is carried out by a licensed UK GP using sterile, clinically approved systems.

Aftercare guidance includes:

• What to expect following treatment
• How to care for the treated area
• When to resume normal activities
• When to contact the clinic if needed

Patient safety, informed consent, and appropriate follow-up are central to our care.

Is PRP therapy right for me?

PRP therapy is one of several regenerative options available. A consultation allows us to assess suitability, explain benefits and limitations, and ensure treatment aligns with your expectations and goals.